ASX hits nine-month high in $140b rally

The ASX rose for a seventh straight week to levels last seen in August 2015, as investor mood continues to improve.

Investors are crowding into the sharemarket desperately trying to carve out some ever more expensive yield, but it still can be found elsewhere.

Shares in the Aussie company driving the world's biggest search engines have jumped 15 per cent on the ASX.

Blackstone vice chairman Byron Wien says a lesson he learnt from his mentor was to recognise risk but to never stop taking it.

The tectonic plates of the global financial system are moving, and investors must think.

Westpac is following in CBA's footsteps in belatedly investing a modicum of intelligent thought into the execution of these transactions.

Teva Pharmaceuticals has none of the controversial aspects that have hit rivals.

An in-line profit result from recently-listed Metro Performance Glass has spurred on the pitches from equities desks.

The sharemarket rally has investors nervous of a sharp pullback, but one major fundie says it's a sign things will improve.

Lately it seems that a rate hike in the US, possibly as early as next month, and a rising oil price is seen as a good thing for the sharemar...

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